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Site far into the future. I literally ride. Reporter Maritza Maldonado saying buying Cesar Chavezs former home was an emotional experience. Her agency quickly raised a million for the purchase of the property once they found out the chavez family had put it up for sale in may. We want to also make sure that this is preserved for future generations. Reporter the modest property is where cesar chavez lived with his parents and siblings as a young adult in the 1950s when he first learned of the power of nonviolent protest. As president of the united farm workers union, he went on to lead one of t...

Well with residents. Its hard being displaced and Everybody Needs help during this moment. For them to be able to say oh, were not going to help you anymore is so disheartening. Now the city is getting involved. In a statement, matt dorsey said given the short time frame for housing stipends, im asking the mayors housing of office and Community Development to accelerate replacements for 33 tahama residents. Im asking to help market rate renters cope with their extended displatements as well. We asked mayor london breed about it as well. Its my understanding there are people who fall within the...

they've been best friends since kindergarten. the stories and things i've heard regarding the incident, um, i feel are not accurate. >> reporter: maria cervantes was visibly distraught standing outside the high school this afternoon. her 16-year-old son cruz was stabbed in the hand and received stitches. the school recently alerted her to violence and tension between the older students and the freshman suspect. jaden and her son, seen on the left in this photo, and the right in this one, were best friends. >> you told me three weeks ago when you pulled me in for a meeting to let me k...

The National Weather Service wasn’t kidding about that wind advisory, as a couple hours into it, winds have topped 60 miles per hour, an estimated 70,000 in the Bay Area are without power, and PG&E and the fire department are playing whack-a-mole with downed trees and lines.

was in a relationship with the suspect and he said he had anger issues at work. he said he said that was fired after he had an altercation with him directly. >> reporter: again, this man said he got in a fight, an argument with the suspect, cad, the suspect hit him when this happened as far as the shooting, the worker thinks his life was spared because he had gone to go pick up his daughter from school and was not at work when this happened but he said he later found out on the news that the suspect had and arrested. when asked what he would say to the shooter if he could speak with ...